Sentence examples for a core concern of from inspiring English sources
More particularly, criminal justice reform is not a core concern of the Republican base.
Research Description: A core concern of genomics is the connection of genotypic variation, at the level of DNA sequence, with phenotypic variation, such as disease status.
In response to a core concern of expatriate groups, Mr. Carey denied that the answers on the form might increase voters' exposure to taxes.
"We heard the voice of public concern loud and clear," Mr. Powell said, "that localism remains a core concern of our public, and thus, I think it is time the commission address it head on".
The most comprehensive study by the city, done in 1998, concluded: "Since nonpartisan elections affect the method by which city leaders are chosen, this issue touches a core concern of the charter, namely, how New Yorkers want their city to be governed.
In "The Encyclopedic Palace," the principal exhibition at this year's Venice Art Biennale running through Oct. 24, several young artists including Ed Atkins, Camille Henrot, Helen Marten and James Richards explore the impact of digital technology, which is a core concern of the new genre of conceptual designers.
In the Gospel of Luke, Jesus also declared people languishing in prison to be a core concern for him: "the spirit of the Lord... has sent me to proclaim release to the captives" (Luke 4 18).
There was concern when Beijing described much of the South China Sea as a "core concern", with claims of sovereignty over other disputed islands despite protests by the neighbours.
Event organisers have made a lot of progress in the last five or six years in terms of making sure that sustainability is a core concern in the planning of these events.
A core concern has been the power of Time Warner, the nation's second-largest cable company after AT&T, to shut out all Internet rivals in favor of America Online.
And while the issue of corporate speech is debatable, campaign expenditures are at least a part of the political system, the core concern of the First Amendment.
